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Some golf clubs may have to purchase a ‘motion picture licence’ in order to broadcast news on televisions in their clubhouses, due to recent developments.
Some golf clubs may have to purchase a ‘motion picture licence’ in order to broadcast news on televisions in their clubhouses, due to recent developments.
The former RAF Woodhall Spa site could be turned into a golf-based holiday park, it has emerged.
The daughter of the British man who designed Golfstream Kiev Golf Club in Ukraine has said the venue will be returned to its former glory when the situation permits.
Sheffield City Council is looking for a new operator of five golf courses from summer 2024.
Muirfield in Scotland, host of the oldest golf club in the world, has sold every summer tee time for 2023 in just two hours.
A former England international footballer has been speaking to the media about a golf club that has denied him membership over his past behaviour.
A Scottish footgolf club that was asked to move to a new venue because traditional golf is currently so popular is taking its case to Scotland’s Public Services Ombudsman.
Oadby and Wigston Borough Council is considering partially or fully developing Glen Gorse Golf Course into a site featuring up to 1,080 homes.
A £100 million golf resort, hotel and spa in Scotland has been given planning approval by Angus Council and construction will start this summer.
Peter Roberts, from Surbiton Golf Club, discusses how he constantly improves the pro shop, more than quadrupling the club’s junior section and being named the TGI Golf New Partner of the Year.
Two of the most prestigious golf clubs in the world have both seen their clubhouses completely destroyed by a fire in the last few days.
The national governing body for golf in England is to receive an investment of £7.9m of funding via Sport England over the next five years ‘to tackle inequalities in the game’.
The Welsh government has granted golf clubs more than £100,000 to tackle climate change.
Nine Scottish golf clubs have seen their memberships rise by more than 100 percent in just the last year as new figures confirm the strength of the participation boom.
A spectator at a golf event who lost his case against a golfer, a golf club and The Golfing Union of Ireland after being hit on the head by a golf ball, has appealed the verdict.
The directors of a golf hub – which was purchased as a driving range just a few weeks before the pandemic started – have hailed the success the venue has seen since.
A public survey has found that a major women’s golf tournament significantly boosts the profile of golf, women’s golf and the host golf club.
Chiltern Forest Golf Club near Aylesbury has received a grant of £27,326 from the HS2’s Community & Environment Fund.
The saga of a Scottish golf course that closed during the first lockdown and has not yet reopened is set to go on for at least another year.
Two golf clubs that have been caught up in the middle of a budgeting crisis within Wirral Council are to have their funding removed on April 1.
New data from five national golf federations reveals that nine-hole golf has seen a surge in popularity in the last two years.
From golf clubs being disappointed by local planners to a new player becoming a major golf club operator, we look at some of the top developments in the industry in February 2022.
At least three planning applications to build housing on golf clubs have been rejected in the last few days.
A golf club in Northamptonshire has applied to build 77 homes in order to ‘remain viable’ after nearly two decades of membership decline.
A golf club that was told its lease would be terminated in 12 months in 2020 has revealed its future is now secure thanks to a surge in memberships.
A golf venue in Wolverhampton that specialises in teaching the game has launched a partnership with a golf academy in Uganda.
A 48-year-old golf club in Staffordshire has said it will close in May as the investment needed to secure its future had proved to be too great.